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This broiled hot honey salmon recipe results in sweet, spicy, glossy fish coated in a homemade hot honey glaze for an easy weeknight dinner or make-ahead lunch.
A chilled Korean chicken noodle soup: hens pressure-cooked into a clear broth that is slushed in the freezer, seasoned sharply, and poured over cold somyeon with seasoned shredded chicken.
Crisp-edged potato cakes made from leftover mash, topped with butter-wilted wild garlic, chard and nettles, slices of spiced beef and halved soft-boiled eggs.
Spiral pasta with salami batons, baby bocconcini, capsicum, olives, cherry tomatoes and basil, dressed with a homemade parmesan and herb Italian dressing. A little pasta cooking water loosens the dressing, and a spoonful is held back to freshen leftovers.
Leftover japchae becomes a stew when simmered with stir-fried kimchi in anchovy broth seasoned with gochujang and chili flakes. Green onion and Cheongyang chili add a fresh, hot finish.
Meal prep bowls of Korean-seasoned ground beef simmered in a brown sugar, soy and sesame sauce, portioned over cooked rice with steamed broccoli florets in four sealable containers.
Leftover turkey is simmered in a gochujang and ginger sauce with yellow pepper, then served in sections over lime-seasoned rice with spinach, cucumber ribbons and grated carrot.
Baked kibbeh is made in layers with filling, as a sahnieh (in a casserole). Make it ahead and freeze the casserole raw, then bake as directed below (without thawing, increase baking time until brown and cooked through). Or bake it ahead, refrigerate for up to two days or bake and freeze, then reheat in the oven, thawed first.
Baked potatoes chopped into a pan of softened leeks, covered with beaten eggs and grated cheddar, set on the hob and finished under the grill until golden and bubbling. A frittata built for batch cooking.
This recipe is a brilliant way to use up any leftover roast beef. It’s deeply flavourful and aromatic – and thanks to the herbs and spices, it also tastes deliciously fresh.
A light Chinese-style soup made from a roast chicken carcass simmered with garlic, ginger and soy, finished with egg noodles, sweetcorn, lime and coriander.
Wondering what to do with the leftover chicken from your Sunday lunch? This pie-for-one is a winner, with its creamy, mustardy chicken and leek filling. You'll need a small oven dish, suitable for an individual pie for one.
Chunks of spiced Christmas pudding soaked with sherry form the base of this layered trifle, topped with pears, a mascarpone custard and softly whipped cream. Grated dark chocolate and flaked almonds finish the bowl for a festive make-ahead dessert.
Crisp-fried shreds of roast lamb, coated in warm spices, are tucked into iceberg leaves with three contrasting dressings: a roasted pepper paste, a preserved-lemon herb mix and a feta yoghurt. Shredded fennel, spring onions and toasted pine nuts add crunch to every parcel.
Looking for a recipe to use up leftover roast lamb from a Sunday roast? This easy lamb pilau is full of flavour, but not too spicy for the kids to enjoy. Serve on its own or with plain yoghurt.
Cold mashed potato is bound with egg, flour and melting cheese, studded with bacon and scallions, then crumbed and pan-fried into golden cakes. The centres stay soft and cheesy while the panko shell turns crisp.
Appetiser, Breakfast, Side Dish21 minServes 12195 kcalDiabetic
Strips of leftover roast chicken are warmed through with red pepper, spring onions, cumin and smoked paprika, then rolled into wholemeal wraps. A squeeze of lime, fresh coriander and a dollop of soured cream keep the filling bright.
Broccoli stalks and carrot batons are blanched, then stir-fried with golden tofu batons in a chilli bean, hoisin and soy sauce with fresh chilli, jalapeños and garlic.
Bite-sized pieces of turkey and ham sit in a creamy leek, mustard and tarragon sauce sharpened with orange and sherry, all under a flaky rough-puff lid. It is a generous centrepiece built for using up a festive roast.
Main course3 hrServes 654 kcalDiabeticLow-SodiumLow Fat / Low CholesterolRenal
A pot pie filling of shredded chicken or leftover turkey with carrots, celery, mushrooms and peas in a seasoned cream sauce, topped with puff pastry rounds.
A shredded turkey salad with celery, scallions, pickled peppers, herbs, Dijon and mayonnaise is grilled between sourdough slices with American cheese until the bread is golden.
Salmon poached in milk with onion and bay is folded with broccoli into a cheddar, lemon and dill sauce and baked under mashed potato until golden and bubbling. The pie is built for batch cooking and keeps well in the fridge and freezer.
A make-ahead bread bake layered with cream cheese and a sweet spiced filling under a custard of eggs, half-and-half, vanilla and cinnamon, topped with nutmeg sugar.
A chilled punch of dry red wine, cold-brewed hibiscus tea and orange liqueur sweetened with a spiced maple and marmalade syrup. Citrus wheels float on top and freshly grated nutmeg goes over at the moment of serving.
Soft yeast rolls that are par-baked at a low temperature until cooked through but still pale, then browned in a hot oven just before serving. They can be par-baked two days ahead or frozen for up to three months.
Three make-ahead grain bowls: wholewheat couscous with kale, tomatoes, nuts and sprouted lentils under a za'atar oil; quinoa with spinach, carrot and seeds under an orange and cider vinegar dressing; and bulgur wheat with salad leaves, pumpkin seeds and mixed beans under a tahini, sesame and sumac dressing.
Thinly sliced Yukon Gold potatoes layered in a buttered dish with garlic and thyme, baked covered until tender and then uncovered until the top turns golden.
A classic holiday stuffing of dried bread, browned hot Italian sausage and deeply caramelised onions with celery, rosemary and sage, baked once and crisped to order.
Boneless turkey breasts and bone-in legs are coated in a maple, smoked paprika and garlic butter, sealed into parchment packets with oranges, shallots and thyme, and baked gently so they can be made up to three days ahead. A short blast at high heat with olive oil crisps and browns the skin before carving.
Main course2 hr 45 min6–8 servings865 kcalGluten-freeEgg-freeDiabetic
Baked Rice is a favourite from the island of Malta. Rice, ground meat, tomato sauce, cheese and eggs are all stirred together in the same pan, then baked until the flavours meld into deliciousness, with more melted cheese on top. A simple, nourishing, and satisfying dish to feed a family (and leftovers heat up well).
A batched old fashioned of bourbon, orange bitters and a homemade maple pecan syrup, bottled and stored in the freezer so it pours ice-cold on demand. The pecan syrup itself keeps for up to two weeks in the fridge.
AmericanDrinks and cocktails2 hr 10 minServes 10VegetarianVeganGluten-freeDairy-freeEgg-freeLow-Sodium